Promoting equal access to care
Telemedicine provides an essential response to major challenges:
– Imbalance in the distribution of medical and hospital infrastructure,
– Need to increase the availability of increasingly powerful and costly equipment,
– Organizational constraints faced by healthcare teams.
It helps ensure both continuity and quality of care, while keeping costs under control for healthcare systems.
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Promoting equal access to medical expertise across 100% of territories.
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To facilitate remote diagnosis by specialists for particularly complex pathologies.
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To ensure 24/7 availability & continuity of care requiring medical procedures.
Possible Applications
The Challenge of Continuity of Care
TeleDiag provides a solution For scheduled shifts Whether generalist Or specialized within contained timeframes
Continuity of Care at the Heart of Our Organization
TeleDiag adapts to your facility’s needs
- 24/7 Continuity of Care
- Daytime shifts with or without emergencies, specialized or not
- Flexible à la carte schedules (even last minute)
- No minimum number of exams / shift
Why choose TELEDIAG?
Flexibility
Easy and rapid implementation (- 15 business days without HL7 integration
/ 45 days in integrated RIS mode) with no hardware deployment (SaaS/Cloud).
Flexible and adjustable on-demand solution: no volume or duration constraints
Time Optimization
Flexible shifts allowing optimization of machine time and paramedical teams
No more shift cancellations, shift resumption within 1 hour in case of unavailability
Strong SI integration for 0 re-entry & 0 identity vigilance risk (ORM/ORU + AI)
FACILITATED COLLABORATIONS
Internal organization of an activity possible
intra-GHT
(Maintaining the attractiveness of PH positions)
Inter-establishment expertise networks
Guaranteed quality
Expertise and quality checks performed (4% CT/MR) by recognized specialists (27 experts, including 23 Professors of Radiology)
An efficient stroke module and a 24/7 neuroradiologist network.
Systematic secondary review of full-body CT scans
Specialized shifts by clinical pathway (oncology, neurology, cardiology…)
